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Hair - Original 1973 Australian Concert Tour Program
Product Code:
TP534
Condition:
Used
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$40.00
DESCRIPTION
Vintage original official concert merchandise from the actual show in 1970s. Printed for Harry M Miller's production with cast including Colin Cook, Marcia Hines, Elena Ashton and many more. See image for full cast.
This is a stunning piece of history featuring great photos and is in good condition with minimal wear, and some scuffing on front cover.
Actual images of item have been used and form part of the item condition/description. Â
THE SHOW
"Hair" is a rock musical that emerged in the late 1960s, with a premiere in 1967. The musical is known for its counterculture themes, anti-establishment sentiments, and the exploration of the hippie movement.
Here are some key aspects of "Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical":
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Creators: "Hair" was created by Gerome Ragni, James Rado, and Galt MacDermot. Ragni and Rado wrote the lyrics, while MacDermot composed the music.
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Plot: The musical follows a group of politically active, free-spirited hippies living in New York City during the Vietnam War era. The central character, Claude, faces a moral dilemma as he contemplates whether to resist the draft or comply with societal expectations.
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Music: "Hair" is known for its rock music, reflecting the popular styles of the time. Some of the well-known songs from the musical include "Aquarius," "Let the Sunshine In," "Hair," and "Good Morning Starshine."
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Themes: The musical explores themes such as anti-war sentiments, sexual liberation, racial integration, and the rejection of traditional societal norms. It captures the spirit of the counterculture movement of the 1960s.
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Nudity: "Hair" gained attention for its controversial inclusion of nudity, particularly in the famous nude scene at the end of the first act. This was groundbreaking for Broadway at the time.
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Cultural Impact: "Hair" was a significant cultural phenomenon and is considered a groundbreaking work in the history of musical theater. It marked a departure from traditional musical storytelling and embraced a more experimental, immersive style.
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Revivals: Over the years, "Hair" has been revived numerous times on Broadway and in various international productions. The show's enduring popularity is a testament to its cultural impact.
COLLECTABILITY
Tour programs are highly collectable and sought after for several reasons. Firstly, they provide a tangible memento of a specific concert or event, allowing fans to relive the experience and cherish the memories associated with it. Tour programs often feature exclusive content like behind-the-scenes photos, interviews, and detailed information about the artists and their performances. Additionally, they serve as a snapshot of a particular era in an artist's career, making them valuable to both music enthusiasts and historians. Whether you're a dedicated fan or a passionate collector, owning these programs offers a tangible connection to the music world and serves as a treasured piece of memorabilia.
Programs can also be framed together with other items we have on our website such as vinyl records, official stage guitar picks, autographs, backstage passes, concert tickets, drumsticks and photos and you can create a truly one-of-a-kind unique piece of memorabilia.
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Hair - Original 1973 Australian Concert Tour Program
$40.00
DESCRIPTION
Vintage original official concert merchandise from the actual show in 1970s. Printed for Harry M Miller's production with cast including Colin Cook, Marcia Hines, Elena Ashton and many more. See image for full cast.
This is a stunning piece of history featuring great photos and is in good condition with minimal wear, and some scuffing on front cover.
Actual images of item have been used and form part of the item condition/description. Â
THE SHOW
"Hair" is a rock musical that emerged in the late 1960s, with a premiere in 1967. The musical is known for its counterculture themes, anti-establishment sentiments, and the exploration of the hippie movement.
Here are some key aspects of "Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical":
-
Creators: "Hair" was created by Gerome Ragni, James Rado, and Galt MacDermot. Ragni and Rado wrote the lyrics, while MacDermot composed the music.
-
Plot: The musical follows a group of politically active, free-spirited hippies living in New York City during the Vietnam War era. The central character, Claude, faces a moral dilemma as he contemplates whether to resist the draft or comply with societal expectations.
-
Music: "Hair" is known for its rock music, reflecting the popular styles of the time. Some of the well-known songs from the musical include "Aquarius," "Let the Sunshine In," "Hair," and "Good Morning Starshine."
-
Themes: The musical explores themes such as anti-war sentiments, sexual liberation, racial integration, and the rejection of traditional societal norms. It captures the spirit of the counterculture movement of the 1960s.
-
Nudity: "Hair" gained attention for its controversial inclusion of nudity, particularly in the famous nude scene at the end of the first act. This was groundbreaking for Broadway at the time.
-
Cultural Impact: "Hair" was a significant cultural phenomenon and is considered a groundbreaking work in the history of musical theater. It marked a departure from traditional musical storytelling and embraced a more experimental, immersive style.
-
Revivals: Over the years, "Hair" has been revived numerous times on Broadway and in various international productions. The show's enduring popularity is a testament to its cultural impact.
COLLECTABILITY
Tour programs are highly collectable and sought after for several reasons. Firstly, they provide a tangible memento of a specific concert or event, allowing fans to relive the experience and cherish the memories associated with it. Tour programs often feature exclusive content like behind-the-scenes photos, interviews, and detailed information about the artists and their performances. Additionally, they serve as a snapshot of a particular era in an artist's career, making them valuable to both music enthusiasts and historians. Whether you're a dedicated fan or a passionate collector, owning these programs offers a tangible connection to the music world and serves as a treasured piece of memorabilia.
Programs can also be framed together with other items we have on our website such as vinyl records, official stage guitar picks, autographs, backstage passes, concert tickets, drumsticks and photos and you can create a truly one-of-a-kind unique piece of memorabilia.
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